Re: A charge

Posted by Roy Suomi on May 23, 2005 at 20:29:07 from (68.73.190.198):

In Reply to: A charge posted by tractor-ernie on May 23, 2005 at 14:38:12:

If you have tested the battery and found it to be in good shape.. Charge it and leave it disconnected and retest it the next day. This will eliminate the battery as the problem. If alls well with the battery then you will have to look for a short in the electrical system causing the drain problem..Put a voltmeter from a battery terminal to the battery post, this will show a voltage drain. If it shows voltage with nothing on then there is a short somewhere.. Start to disconnect one circuit at a time till you find there is no voltage draw. When you find it ,the voltmeter will show no draw. Repair that circuit.

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